TCU ZONEGUARD Safety Barrier Temporary

Safety Barrier Technical Conditions for Use
ZONEGUARD Steel Safety Barrier - Temporary

Issue Date: 5 December 2020 Proponent: Hill & Smith
This document is a summary of the Austroads Safety Barrier Assessment Panel’s assessment of
the technical performance of the product against AS/NZS 3845 Parts 1 or 2 only. It does not
consider procurement practices by individual Road Agencies. The Austroads Safety Barrier
Assessment Panel may at any time, withdraw or modify this document without notice.
These Technical Conditions for Use do not imply that this product may be used on roads under the
care and control of individual Road Agencies. Users should refer to individual Road Agency
websites to determine whether this product is accepted for use within that jurisdiction, and if the
Road Agency has adopted any additional or specific requirements.
These conditions do not take precedence over Road Agency specifications and standards.
These conditions do take precedence over instructions in the Product Manual.
Status Recommended for Acceptance

Product accepted ZONEGUARD Steel Safety Barrier
Variants
Rubber Pad Option
Variants that are NOT listed above are NOT recommended for acceptance.
Accepted impact speed 100 km/h
Product manual reviewed Revision 7, dated May 2014
Design Requirements
Point of Redirection Tested Article Anchor/Post Dynamic Working
Containment Leading Trailing Length Spacing Deflection Width Notes
Level (m) (m) (m) (m) (m) (m)
Interface between barrier

MASH TL3 75 65 1.9 2.6
and end treatment
Approved Connections
An accepted end treatment must be provided at both ends of all barrier installations
Public Domain Products
W-Beam Guardrail Not permitted
Thrie-Beam Guardrail Not permitted
Concrete Not permitted
Proprietary Products
• LEGACY status recommended from 1 January 2021.
• Refer to Universal Tau-II Crash Cushion Technical Conditions for Use.
LEGACY: • The Zoneguard to Universal Tau-II Crash Cushion transition must be used to connect the
UNIVERSAL TAU-II Crash crash cushion to the barrier.
Cushion • Reverse impacts into the transition section can produce a greater occupant severity value
than preferred. Where reverse impacts are possible (e.g. bi-directional traffic), a risk
assessment must be completed and steps to mitigate the likelihood of reverse impact should
be implemented.
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• Refer to QUADGUARD CZ Crash Cushion Technical Conditions for Use.
• The Zoneguard to Quadguard CZ Crash Cushion transition must be used to connect the
LEGACY: crash cushion to the barrier.
QUADGUARD CZ Crash Cushion • Reverse impacts into the transition section can produce a greater occupant severity value
than preferred. Where reverse impacts are possible (e.g. bi-directional traffic), a risk
assessment must be completed and steps to mitigate the likelihood of reverse impact should
be implemented.
• The installation is restricted to an impact speed of 70 km/h or less.
LEGACY:
• Refer to ABSORB 350 Terminal Technical Conditions for Use.
ABSORB 350 Plastic Terminal
• The Zoneguard to AB350 Terminal transition must be used to connect the terminal to the barrier.
• This is a gating device.
• The installation is restricted to an impact speed of 80 km/h or less.
• Refer to Absorb-M Crash Cushion Technical Conditions for Use.
ABSORB-M Crash Cushion • The Zoneguard to Absorb-M Crash Cushion transition must be used to connect the crash
cushion to the barrier.
• This is a gating device.
Design Guidance
Minimum installation length 75 metres between crash cushions/terminals (tested article)
System width (m) 0.7
Minimum distance to excavation (m) 1.9 – measured from the outer edge of the foot on the works side
Side slope limit 7%
System conditions 1. Installation on top of a kerb is not recommended, however if installed on top of a kerb all
system components must be free to operate.
2. All offsets are to be measured from the relevant outer edge of the foot. The foot is not
trafficable.
Gore area use Permitted
Pedestrian area use Permitted
Cycleway use Permitted
Frequent impact likely Permitted
Remote location Permitted
Median use Permitted
Foundation Pavement Conditions

Max Accepted Post/Pin
Pavement Type Use Impact Speed Spacing Post/Pin Type Pavement Construction
(km/h) (m)
M30 x 300mm
Concrete Permitted 100 65 threaded rod with Not specified
epoxy
Deep lift asphaltic concrete
Asphaltic concrete over granular Permitted 100 65 Not specified
pavement M30 x 500mm
asphalt pin
Flush seal over granular Permitted 100 65 Min 150mm depth
pavement
Unsealed compacted formation Not permitted
Note: Installation in pavement conditions not permitted above have not been justified to the Panel’s satisfaction.
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These conditions do take precedence over instructions in the Product Manual.

Status Recommended for Acceptance

Interface between barrier

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